Gene Flow Can Be Described as Changes in Allele Frequency

question 63

Multiple Choice

Gene flow can be described as changes in allele frequency due to

• A) populations mating with other populations.
• B) mating within an isolated population.
• C) populations undergoing natural selection.
• D) nonrandom mating of the population.
• E) mutation.

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